Security-Governance

Security
Governance

Identify, analyze and classify the risks

Classify the assets, identify, analyze and classify the associated risks, plan interventions and monitor results, manage the residual risk are all activities that must be part of an integration process of information security into the corporate philosophy, for the business growth.

ICT Security

Efficiency

Productivity

Business

TLOGOS facilitates this path in the different phases, by defining and implementing an information security management system to improve the general companies approach to the overall risk.

TLOGOS staff since over ten years has dedicated to IT Security. In this context, the Security Assessment is the first step to assess the risk to which a company is exposed, to define the operational plan of activities to be undertaken and to identify the steps to take, in order to manage and mitigate risks and safeguard the critical information.

System Vulnerability

ATTACKERS

Can focus on one target

Only need to be right once

Hack can be worth millions of dollars

Focus only on getting in

Can buy and test security products

DEFENDERS

Must defend everything

Need to be right every time

Blocks are expected and maintain status quo

Must balance defence with business impact

Defenders can't pre-test targeted malware

System vulnerability identification is a key element in the security process, both for technological platforms and for any process of Information Security Management. Where vulnerability term does not mean only a missing patch but also an incomplete security management process or a not-compliance with regulations or standards to which the organization must respond.

TLOGOS works to transform the idea of IT Security into a process capable of evolve to follow company changes both internal and external.

System Input

External

Inputs deriving from the legislative and regulatory context applicable to the reference organisation

Inputs deriving from the evolution of IT technologies and related vulnerabilities and threats

Internal

Input deriving from needs for improvement of company processes and changes to the company organisation

Inputs resulting from changes in business strategies

Inputs deriving from security audit results and security incidents

If you deal with this process by setting an appropriate security policy, the compliance with regulatory level becomes a predictable outcome, because the process will ensure a suitable level of integrity, confidentiality and availability and provides the tools to arrange promptly old and new scenarios.

The processes of defining and reviewing security policies and procedures are applicable to different areas

Information

Classification

Exchange of

information

Mobile

Computing

Network

access control

Encryption

and key

management

Media

handling

Application

access control

User access

management

Phisical

security

Incident

management

Password

Management

Internet and

email usage

TLOGOS manages all the activities necessary to guarantee information security, simplifying the classification and enhancement of company assets, the integration of processes and the measurement of performance.